Rare corpse flower blooms at Tucson Botanical Gardens
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  • 6 years ago
Visitors are flocking to the botanical gardens in Tucson, Arizona to see the corpse flower. The corpse flower can take up to 10 years to bloom and is one of the world’s largest and rarest flowers.
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